On 08/02/11 15:12, Jeff Gerbracht wrote:
I'm trying to set up squid to cache several of our dynamic pages for
which we have both EN and FR translations. We use the browser setting
for language to determine which language to return to the user so the
URL is the same for both languages. Is there any way to enable Squid
3.1 to use the URL in combination with the accept-language from the
header to generate the cache key. Currently, whichever language is
first requested is what is returned by a cache hit. We have apache in
front of squid so if squid can't do what we need, any suggestions on
how to work with apache and squid in combination to cache both the
english and french versions of a page.
Squid does not (yet) support that find-grained level of smart variant
handling. It will happily cache variants on the full-text of the named
headers though.
What you need to do is specify the language variance in the same way you
specify compressed/non-compressed variance.
Sent from the web server:
Vary: Accept-Language
(it may need combining with the existing Vary header values, probably to
"Vary: Accept-Language, Accept-Encoding")
With a ETag header as well wherever possible.
Amos
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Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE9 or 3.1.10
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